Cognitive-behavioural coaching approach for children with ADHD, it is a structured, practical intervention that uses CBT principles to help children develop skills for managing ADHD-related difficulties.
Because young children have less ability to independently manage their attention, emotions and behaviour, the approach typically involves parents, carers and other adults as well as the child. The intervention works on the core symptoms of ADHD & associated symptoms.
Neurodiversity consultancy supports organisations to create inclusive, accessible and psychologically safe workplaces for neurodivergent employees, including people with autism & ADHD.
ASD training covers evidence-based best practice guidelines for working with autistic individuals, including sensory profiling and appropriate adaptations to therapeutic and mental health interventions.
Helping children with ADHD , helps children, parents, caregivers understanding on how ADHD affects their thoughts, emotions and behaviours and develop strategies to manage difficulties in everyday life.
Cognitive Behavioural Coaching (CBC) for ADHD is a structured, practical approach that combines principles of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) with ADHD coaching.
The aim of clinical supervision is to protect clients, maintain high standards of clinical practice, and support the therapist’s professional development.
Autism-adapted Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is a modified form of CBT designed to support autistic people, particularly those experiencing anxiety, low mood, or difficulties managing emotions.